I have a French Keyboard!
Thanks to the Anon poster making a comment on the last blog, I can now rephrase part of my last blog
“Anyway, Aylesbury ducks are nice sauté with apple slices, or served with a green peppercorn sauce…”
Retirement with No Problem
Hubby Vic and I decided to retire early and spend our retirement living on a narrowboat cruising the Inland Waterways of Britain. This blog is about our boat 'No Problem' and our retirement.
About me
Sue
Location: England, United KingdomI was lucky enough to retire early from a family business in Portsmouth. Since 2002 continuously cruising the Inland Waterways of England. I am married to a gorgeous fella, Vic, and have two super border collies Lucy and Meg, my girls.
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Boaters Blogs
The UK Waterways Sites
Tony Blews does a wonderful job on his site for all bloggers and other waterway sites. Please go there and click on one of the ads down in the left hand column to support his effort
British Waterways to become Canal & River Trust
What it is about and my views and perferred candidates for the four private boaters places on the Council
Updated 7th FebruaryPicture Albums
My Albums 2003-2012
Last Month's Pics
This Month's Pics
River Thames - Limehouse to Thames Barrier
River Thames - Limehouse to Teddington LockWhere to buy Diesel
Where to Recycle those cans etc
Winter Wassat? Points Leaders
Leader: Sprocky 12 points
Mois! 9, Wends 8, Tom 6, Mike 5, Roger 5, Charlie 4Our Mediterranean Cruises
No Problem’s Awards
Special Pages
My Cruising Guide to the River Nene
My Satellite TV set up
My Tesco Deliveries
My Pages on the Jam 'Ole Run 2004New Year’s Resolution 2012
To travel more lock miles (miles and locks added together) than we have done in any other year!Guestbook
Interview
Boaters’ Websites
Some Links
British Waterways
Shropshire Union Canal Society
Pennine Waterways
Staffordshire Canopies (Our canopy maker)
Pennine Waterways
Kennet & Avon Canal Trust
Jim Shead's Waterways Information
Canalworld Discussion Forum
Narrowboatworld
George's Canal Boating in the U.K. and Europe
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